Gunbot Installation Guide

For most users, installing Gunbot is as simple as extracting the software from the zip file and running it. This method generally works across different operating systems.

Quick Instructions per Operating System

Windows

On Windows, after unzipping the Gunbot files, you might need to check the executable file's properties. Right-click on the Gunbot executable, select 'Properties,' and ensure that the 'Unblock' checkbox is ticked. This step is crucial if your Windows installation has a policy the forbids running downloaded program files.

macOS

On a Mac, you might need to adjust the security settings after unzipping the Gunbot files to allow Gunbot to run, as macOS can restrict applications downloaded from the internet for security reasons.

Linux

Linux users should ensure that the Gunbot executable has the necessary permissions. This can be done using the terminal. Navigate to the Gunbot directory and use the command chmod +x gunthy-linux to make the file executable.

Detailed instructions per Operation System

📄️ Windows

A comprehensive guide to installing Gunbot on Windows systems.

📄️ Linux

This guide, written for Ubuntu 22.04.1 server version, provides step-by-step instructions for setting up Gunbot on Linux. While the focus is on Ubuntu, the steps are largely applicable to other Linux distributions. Desktop users can follow along using their integrated terminal.

📄️ MacOS

Comprehensive guide on setting up Gunbot on MacOS systems.

📄️ ArmV7l

Gunbot users who want to operate on a Raspberry Pi, specifically on the ArmV7l architecture, should note the current compatibility limitations. As of now, newer Gunbot versions not supported due to library and performance constraints of the Raspberry Pi. The last compatible version is Gunbot v24.